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回覆 mcl203 的帖子
60% or 50% of S1 go to S6?
Further 60% of these S6 take the dse?
So about 1/3 of S1 admitted actually take the DSE? Not to say, not all the P6 students can enter S1?
With such drop out rate and selection mechanism along the path to S6, 33222 rate would be dissapointing if it is not close to 100%
For band 1A schools , parents usually take reference of 5+ scores and admission rate to HKU,CUHK,UST for a general idea of academic achievment.
Undoubtedly, SPC DSE result is impressive too but the question is as a SPC P1 student, what is the chance of the student be the one contributing to the S6 DSE result? If a child is:
1. Not Selected into S1 OR
2. Be the 40% of those that dropped out and not go to S6
3. In the S6 class, the child is the 40% not taking the DSE
Then DSE result of St Paul Convent is not quite relevant.
As I share again and again, the comparison of dse and university admission 12 years later is way too far. There are more considerations for a parent to decide on a school choice as the learning style of two schools, assessment, class size, etc. are very different. It is easy for a parent to decide what is the learning environment that the child thrives and enjoy the learning the most.
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